May 14 - 20, 2010

News For and About The
People of
West Philadelphia
See Pages 10 & 19
May 14 - 20, 2010
• Vol. 22• No. 12 • (215) 474-7411 • FAX (215) 474-WEST
• P.O. Box 19437 • Phila., PA. 19143 • E-Mail: WestsidePA@AOL.COM
To TD Bank:
A Mother's Plea: To Catch A
“Where'sMyMoney!” Killer Before I Close My Eyes
mistake,” he said of his dealBy Michael Blackson &
ings via the telephone and
Tyree Johnson
with an in-perAfter TD
son meeting.
Bank took over
The bank
the Commerce
reps told him
Bank, the Rev.
that “their inJeremiah Cousternal systems
ins says he’s
do not recogseen nothing
nize the transbut trouble.
action or the
Like that
deposits until
Friday in Febdays later.”
ruary
(the
He added
16th); when the
that he was told
pastor says he
he could not
took out cash
rely on the
from a ATM
ATM receipts
knowing that
Rev. Cousins
nor telephone
his employer
direct deposited his check on information for his true balThursday to clear on that Fri- ance.
The reps answers, howday.
“The (ATM) receipt said ever, seem to contradict their
the check had cleared,” re- advertisements that “checks
deposited ‘til 6...Available
called Rev. Cousins.
So, he used the withdrawn next day.”
“Check in. Cash out,” is
cash to treat his grandchildren that Friday to a day of TD Bank’s pledge.
In a written response, a
fun.
The following Monday, TD Bank spokeswoman told
he checked his account again. the Westside Weekly that the
problem is with his employer,
Plenty of money in his
the depositor.
account, the receipt in“All our sysdicated.
tems and
But on Tuesday,
procehe was hit with three
dures
$35 bounce check
are in
charges for the Friplace and
day to Monday
working
withdrawals.
as
ex“I was surpected,” the
prised,” he
s p o k e s said. “Now, I
woman wrote.
have a nega“If we receive
tive balance Ad
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deposit)
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posted as such.
had money.”
ow.
When an electronic
“Where is my
direct deposit is
money!” Rev. Cousins asked.
What happened next was scheduled to be made to a
a runaround for the West Oak customer’s account, they
should verify with the deLane minister.
Although he had the ATM positor that the effective date
receipts showing his account aligns with their expectations.
had cash in it and that he Sometimes these things
rechecked through the bank’s change.
“Occasionally, customers
telephone system, he says the
bank’s customer service reps expect a deposit prior to the
actual effective date, which
ignored his evidence.
“They made me feel infe- the bank has no control over,”
rior and would not admit their her e-mail added.
By Tyree Johnson
Editor/Publisher
Before she closes her
eyes, Annie Hairston believes God will give her a
sign about who killed her
son.
“Before I go home, God
is going to reveal it,” says
Ms. Hairston, who suffers
from diabetes and a broken
heart.
On a warm late summer
night of June 23, 2007, Ms.
Hairston’s son, Bernard
Lee, 50, was shot and killed
after closing up a bar near
43rd & Lancaster Avenue
where he was the manager.
According to his family, police told them Lee
was confronted by three
men around 2:30 in the
morning. One of the men
pulled a gun and shot him
two times. His body was
found on the sidewalk with
his cell phone ringing.
At the time of the shooting, police told the family
that an unknown woman,
who has yet to come forward in this “cold case”,
accompanied Lee when he
exited the bar.
“Did anybody see anything that night?” Ms.
Hairston asked. She believes there were plenty of
witnesses outside the bar in
the on Lancaster Avenue
and Brown Street.
Even the owner of the
taproom has never contacted the family, Ms.
Hairston said.
The Westside Weekly
met with Ms. Hairston and
her daughter, Tamika Lee,
inside their West Philly
home. The family is trying
to revive a case that has
gone cold for police who
could find no willing witnesses or motive for this
murder.
This was an emotional
meeting with the mother and
sister who also wanted the
public to know the kind of
life Bernard Lee lived.
“When someone kills
someone they just not killing one person,” said the
sister. “Everybody has a
mother and they (the killers) don’t know about this
family... but we loved our
brother.”
Sister Tamika said Lee
served in the army in Korea
and worked for the school
district. When he died he
had one daughter and one
granddaughter. Today he has
a grandson who will only
know him through the pictures on Grandmom
Hairston’s wall.
“He was a people person,”
said the sister, “who liked nice
things. He wouldn’t drink out
of plastic cups.
“He loved his family,”
said Ms. Lee about the family of six siblings that grew
up in the Mill Creek section
of the neighborhood.
If anyone has any information about the murder of Bernard Lee, the
family is asking you to call
Homicide Det. Levi
Morton at 215-686-3334..
(Editor's Note: I hope
you understand that long
explanation. I didn't)
After the Westside
Weekly’s inquiry, TD Bank
refunded his bounce fees. The
bank also apologized to Rev.
Cousins for “the poor customer service you received.”
“Ever since TD took over
(from Commerce Bank), I
have been having all types
of problems.”
“I began to wonder,”
Rev. Cousins asked, “ how
many others have experience this with TD Bank.
How about others who have
no voice? Seniors who just
do not have the patience to
argue with the bank or someone who is disabled and cannot articulate their findings and
express their frustrations?”
For those who have experienced a similar or troubling
problem with TD Bank, Rev.
Cousins asks you to contact
him
at
preacher1129@hotmail.com
Bernard Lee during his younger days, and in
inset a picture of him in his later years.
Read & View Westside Stories at our Website: Westsidepa.com
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ing down Fifth Avenue in
protest against lynching in
the South.
He went on to tell me that
her father, Teddy, was suppose to have connections with
the fame gangster Dutch
Schultz. Sadly, Ms. Horne's’
father walked out on his wife
and her in 1920. But, her
mother had her own dreams
and decided to move to
Harlem where she would join
the Lafayette Stock Company, a theatrical touring
group promoting black artists, who among them was
the magnificent actor/singer/
human rights fighter Paul
I first became aware of Robeson (who lived in West
Lena Horne when I saw her Philadelphia during his final
in the motion pictures, “Cabin days in seclusion).
In The Sky,” (1942) starring
Ethel Waters, Eddie RochesLena Horne would join
ter Anderson, Duke Ellington the mike chorus of the Cotton
and his Orchestra, Louis Club at the age of 16 and
Armstrong along with a great became a nightclub performer
supporting cast and “Stormy before moving to Hollywood
Weather,” (1943) starring Ms where she had small parts in
Horne, Bill “Bojangles’ numerous movies before getRobinson and Cab Calloway ting her break in "‘Cabin in
and his band.
the Sky,” and “Stormy
And I would learn more Weather.”
about Lena Horne from a
Regrettably due to the
neighbor in West Philadel- ‘Red Scare’ and her left-leanLena Horne made her phia (where I once lived from ing political views, Ms.Horne
first Broadway appearance in 1960’s thru. 1973). He told found herself blacklisted and
the musical production of “Ja- me that Lena Mary Calhoun unable to get work in Hollymaica,” in 1957 (It’s interest- Horne was born in a small wood in the 1950s. She would
ing to note that actor Ricardo Jewish hospital in Brooklyn, return to her roots as a nightMontalban had returned to on June 30, 1917 and that club performer.
In
August
1963,
Broadway to be Ms.Horne’s during that summer there
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Horne, 92, was an electrifying performer who shattered
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enjoyed a six-decade singing
career on stage, television and
in films. She was considered
one of the most beautiful
women in the world, came to
the attention of Hollywood
in 1942. She was the first
black woman to sign a meaningful long-term contract
with a major studio, a contract that said she would never
have to play a maid!
Lena Horne’s influence
and inspired the black women
who followed her, starting
with actress Dorothy
Dandridge in the 1950s and
given an exclamation mark
by Halle Berry, who after
winning her 2001 best actress Oscar for “Monster’s
Ball,” called Ms. Horne “an
inspiration!.”
Nederlander Theatre in 1981.
The play opened on May
“I REMEMBER LENA”
12, 1981, and after 333 performances closed on June 30,
1982, Ms. Horne’s 65th birthEntertainment Correspondent
day.
She then would tour the
Lena Horne: Singer-Acshow in the U.S. and Canada,
tress-Civil Rights Activist
and
in London and
and Show business PhenomStockholm in the Summer of
enon died on Sunday, May
1984. She also would return
09 at the age of 92 years old at
to recording albums and perNew York City’s Presbyteform sporadically into the
rian Hospital.
1990’s.
My late best friend, Ed
Now folks, I have never
“Alfred” Williams (once a
forgotten Lena Horne’s onecontributing entertainment
woman show, she was elecwriter for the Westside
trifying and sensational. She
Weekly in 1989 ) and I had
delivered an unforgettable
the pleasure of seeing this
show—
legendary and electrifying
(If any of you would like
performer give a stellar oneto experience what Ed Willwoman show entitled Lena
iams and I had seeing Lena
Horne “The Lady And Her Lena Horne (picture from “The Horne in the peak of her caMusic,” on Broadway at the Lady And Her Music” 1981
reer in a performance of a
selection from her musical
revue show and accepting her
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and was the only white man
in the cast. Montalban received a Tony Award Nomination for Best Actor. The
producers had considered
Sidney Poitier to be Lena
Horne’s leading man, before
they discovered that he could
not sing.
In an interview with New
York media in either 1967 or
1969, Ms. Horne commented
that she would like to costar
in a motion picture with
Sidney Poitier - “But not as
his mother!....His love interest!”
Yes, she was a sassy lady.
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May 14 - 20, 2010
THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
THE ANTI-CANCER
‘QUACK’ SALAD
Psart 1 of 2
By Yahimba Uhuru
kahilsa@yahoo.com
PEACE AND GOOD
HEALTH TO EVERYONE!
This salad was created by
Dr. James Duke, head of the
USDA’s Germplasm Resource Laboratory in
Beltsville, Maryland, and revised by John Heinerman,
author of Heinerman’s New
Encyclopedia of Fruits and
Vegetables.
I have tried it and the ingredients it contains does not
surprise me that it is an anticancer salad. Use all organic
ingredients if possible.
You will need:
• 1 cup washed, unpeeled,
raw, grated red beet, handful
of unsalted, chopped walnuts,
• 3/4 cup of diced celery,
• 1 cup washed, snipped
endive,
• 1 medium to large
washed, unpeeled, and sliced
cucumber,
• 1/4 tsp. cumin,
• 1 tbsp. flaxseeds.
• 1 peeled, chopped garlic clove, pinch of cayenne
pepper,
• 1/2 peeled, chopped
white onion, handful of
shelled, chopped, peanuts or
pecans (not canned, salted,
or candied),
• 1/2 tsp. of sage, 2 medium-sized washed, and quartered ripe tomatoes.
Lightly toss everything
together until thoroughly
mixed. Make the dressing by
adding 1/4 tsp. kelp powder
and 1 finely minced garlic
clove and 2 1/2 cup of lemon
juice.
Mix well and pour over
salad.All the ingredients in
will live up to its name.
Make it and share with a
friend. Until next week, stay
healthy, stay wise, and share
the knowledge!
Much Love, Yahimba
Free Breast Cancer Exams at Mercy
to successfully treating breast
cancer. This is a free screening, but appointments are necessary. For an appointment
and more information, please
call 215.748.9700.
Mercy Philadelphia Hospital will hold free Breast
Cancer Screenings for uninsured women on Wednesday,
May 26.
The screenings will be
held from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00
p.m. at Mercy Philadelphia
Hospital, 501 So. 54th Street.
This Breast Health Program is for women age 40
and above who do not have
insurance or who have health
insurance that does not cover
screening mammography.
The program consists of a
clinical breast examination,
breast health education including SBE (Self Breast
WE CAN HELP.
Examination) instructions,
screening mammography and
follow-up. Early detection,
through mammogram screenings and education, is the key
CAREGIVERS FORUM
Saturday • May 22• 10 – 3PM
If you are a caregiver of
the aged or disabled you are
invited to get strength for the
journey.
Where do I turn when
Mother doesn’t want to
bathe?
Dad won’t sleep at night
and is up wandering around.
My siblings won’t lend a
hand or give a dime.
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this salad are anti-cancer ingredients.
In next week’s Westside
Weekly, I will give you information on each ingredient. It is a powerful salad that
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and the PA Department of Health
Glenn A. Brown, DMD Dental Director
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Celebrating 25 Years of
Service to the Community
Your Car Gets
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Shouldn’t
Your
Children’s
Eyes,
Too?
Have Them Examined Thoroughly By
DR. BERNARD KUSHNER
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CALL 215-877-6688
FOR APPOINTMENTS
INSURANCE AND CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED
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I am worn out and need a
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Am I the only one going
through this?
Come, get some answers
and be encouraged. You may
bring your caregivee.
Registration Required
Donation$10 per caregiver
RSVP:
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First Colored Wesley
Methodist Church, 17th &
Fitzwater Sts. Rev. Charles
Fenwick, Pastor
Mercy FREE
Stroke Tests
Wednesday, May 19
The screenings will take
place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30
p.m. in the Center Hall located on the first floor of
Mercy Philadelphia Hospital,
501 South 54th Street.
This
community
healthcare program will include blood pressure and
stroke risk factor reduction
screening in the hopes of
people becoming more aware
of their personal risk factors
and making appropriate
lifestyle changes that can
make a difference in their
health.
This is a free screening –
no appointments are necessary. For more information,
please call 215.748.9592.
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THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
May 14 - 20, 2010
9
U-City Lady Jaguars Show True Grit
Six Week Floral
Arrangement Course
Learn to make
FloralArrangements • Bridal Boquets
Floral Decor and much More
Come to our Open House /Registration
Saturday May 22, 2010
Time 12 noon to 5pm
Overbrook Art Center
61st & Lancaster Avenue
Call 215-473-3581 or 215-879-7770
for more information
By Tyree Johnson
Editor/Publisher
The Overbrook batter tips the
ball in front of the University City
catcher who scurries to pick it up and
toss it to the second baseman - who
throws it to the first baseman.
It’s a clean 1 - 6 - 3 put out. It was
like the famous Evers to Tinker to
Chance put outs.
A loud roar of approval erupts
from the U-City team.
And when the game ended with
U-City Lady Jaguars out clawing
the Overbrook Lady Panthers with a
13-7 victory in their softball contest,
the U-City girls staged a frenzy celebration.
They embraced each other. They
poured a thermos full of juice onto
their coaches. They flailed their
arms and screamed happily.
Did they make the playoffs? Did
they win their division? Did they
win the championship?
Well... No... The U-City girls
won their first game.
“It was a big win,” said U-City
coach Rebecca Moore, whose team
had lost its first seven games before
the Overbrook victory.
“They’re an amazing group,”
added Moore, a rookie coach. “They
continued to hang in there. They
worked together. They had to handle
losing seven straight games and yet,
they kept coming back.”
Yes, added the coach, these girls
showed perseverance - a quality embedded in their character that will ensure them success throughout their
lives.
“They didn’t give up,” said the
coach.
Indeed. This is what sports and
after-school activities do for our kids.
It’s not the winning that is important, but how these youngsters played
a game - that can bring out the best
and worst in an individual.
Not many people will remember
much about this Overbrook/U-City
game except those who were involved
in it. And for some, the seniors, this
may be the last time they will be
involved in any competitive sports.
Cherish the memories.
P.S. As predicted by the
Overbrook coach, his lady panthers did make the playoffs.
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May 14 - 20, 2010
THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
Help Us Get Out the Vote on May 18th
The May 18th Primary ballot will be full,
including races for Governor, U.S. Senate,
U.S Representatives, state senators, state
reps and state and city committee people.
“It can be a daunting thing walking into
a voting booth to see an endless list of
candidates you don’t recognize,” said Leah
Pillsbury, Director of Civic Programs at the
Committee of Seventy. “The only way to
vote quickly and smartly is to know what
you are doing when you go in there,” she
continued.
The Committee of Seventy is a nonpartisan organization conducting a permanent campaign for clean and efficient government, fair elections and informed citizens. See www.seventy.org for more info.
Seventy provides the following voter
resources leading up to and on Election Day:
* Polling Place Locator: Using Seventy’s
Online Citizen’s Guide at guide.seventy.org
voters can easily find their polling place and
political districts. The same information is
available over the phone at 1-866-268-8603.
* Election Day Hotline: By calling 1866-Our-Vote on Election Day, voters across
the state can report problems and have their
questions answered by trained, nonpartisan
volunteers.
* Ballot Questions: Philadelphia voters
will vote on four ballot questions.
Seventy especially urges voters to vote
“Yes” on ballot question #3 to abolish the
embattled Board of Revision of Taxes. Full
information about the four ballot questions
is available at www.seventy.org/
ballotquestions. All voters, regardless of affiliation are able to vote on ballot questions.
* Voter Protection Program: On Election Day, Committee of Seventy’s Voter
Protection Program puts trained
volunteers at the polling places
across the city on Election Day.
These volunteers are ready to
answer your questions about
Election policies and procedures, and
help direct your concerns to Team
Leaders and to our offices.
“The May 18th Primary Election is an important election for many
reasons. On the one hand we’ve got
high profile races at the state level
and on the other, neighbors running
against each other in each precinct
for committee person,” Pillsbury
observed. “Seventy’s goal is to make
sure every eligible voter is prepared
and can fairly cast their vote on
Election Day.”
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At Mercy Philadelphia, I underwent hyperbaric oxygen
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We Believe in Raising the Bar
As always, we will be offering easy-going
summer time mornings where your child has
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or the chance to make new friends.
We will be offering out-of-doors summer
afternoons where your child can have swimming, arts and crafts, basketball, baseball, playing games. And we are offering a trip every
week to explore other fun-filled spots in the
area.
Bible Training is very important at Kids'
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and values. They will be better equipped to
handle life and become well rounded morally,
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possible in order to maintain our well-earned reputation
for being an affordable summer care option.
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Register before June 30th -- $50
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May 14 - 20, 2010
THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
Bible Way Baptist Church
Congratulates
Pastor Damone B. Jones, Sr.
Senior Pastor, Bible Way Baptist Church
Doctor of Ministry in Renewal of the Church for Mission
Palmer Theological Seminary
Join us for a special
service followed by
Congratulatory
reception
Heidi Banks, daughter of Barbara Banks-Williams and
Walter Williams; and Dwayne Broxton, son of Andrew and
Hazel Broxton will unite in Holy Matrimony on June 5, 2010,
1pm at the United Methodist Church of Bala Cynwyd.
It is truly a West Philadelphia love story when you speak
about Dwayne and Heidi.
Two natives of West Philadelphia went to the same grade
school, Samuel B. Huey Elementary school; little did they
know that they would one day come together as man and wife.
The two met in a local West Philadelphia church and became
great friends.
Besides their love for Christ, they share a love for people,
ministry, and the game of basketball which Heidi developed
from her brother, Eugene L. Banks, Jr.
Gloria Manning:
Mother of the Year 2010
By: Mary Ann Pinkney
The
word
“mother” appears
in the Bible 300
times.
And, Gloria
Manning is a
Christian woman
who is Mother of
the Year 2010 at
New Spirit Community Presbyterian Church, 58th
and Chester Ave.
Ms. Manning
is richly blessed with three successful adult
children and nine grandchildren. She did an
excellent job raising her children – one is a
doctor, one did research at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and one goes to school to
be a registered nurse.
A widow, she is a retired
residential counselor for mental health.
“I have been blessed,”
said Ms. Manning. “God gave
me a wonderful husband and
called him home early. I have
three children I am proud of.
My grandchildren are a lifesaver. I love serving the Lord.
He has blessed my family
and me. I am happy serving
Him and I love my church.”
Her advice for mothers is
“spend time with your children. Listen to what they are
saying. Always check the
Internet. Start them with Sunday school at an early age.”
Congratulations, Gloria
Manning; may you have
many more years of marvelous motherhood.
Sunday,
May 23, 2010
11:00 A.M.
Bible Way Baptist
Church
1323 N. 52n d Street
Philadelphia, PA 19131
St. Cyprian Catholic School
6225 Cedar Avenue
Where Catholic Education + Academic Excellence
= Excellence in Catholic Education!
• Kindergarten -- 8th Grade
• Computer Technology Instruction
• Wilson Reading Program
• Music and Theatre Instruction
• Beacon afterschool program
• Discipline, hard work, and respect for others are
core values
• Students become life long learners and are well
prepared for high school
• 2008 -- 2009 Graduating Class received $24,840
in scholarships for high school.
Please Join us for our Open Houses: May 14th, 21st & 28th
Get to know us in 30 minutes every Friday starting April 9th from 9am-3pm
Please call to make an appointment: 215-748-4450
WWW.stcypriancs.org
Re-Elect JIM ROEBUCK
-25 years of faithful service working for you
-Chairman of the PA House Education Committee
-Passionate advocate for public education
-Nationally recognized expert on early childhood education
-Leader in fight to curb high school drop-outs
-Innovative backer of Call Me Mister mentoring-scholarships
-Active member of Legislative Black Caucus
-Supporter of outreach programs for seniors
-Member of executive committee of Council of State Governments
Eastern Region Conference
-Harvard Leaders in Government Seminar
-Trustee of Community College of Philadelphia
-Board member of PHEAA, the Pennsylvania Higher Education
Assistance Agency
-Leader in fight to preserve Civil War Museum collection
District Office: 4712 Baltimore Avenue,
Philadelphia ¥ TEL 215-724-2227
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May 14 - 20, 2010
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May 14 - 20, 2010
THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
Phillies Playin’ Charlie Ball, Fans Warming Up To A Winner
Charlie’s Law
Manager Charlie Manuel
talked about his team and
when they’re playing good
baseball. “I’ve always been
one of those guys who managed in the minor leagues,”
said Manuel, “If I can beat
you by 20- 30 runs, I’m gonna
do it. And if you can beat me,
go right ahead. You either
play hard or you’ll die. And
also, I always tell my guys on
this ball club that the fans
come here and they want to
see us play. ”
Adding to his premise of
playing good baseball,
Manuel stated that, “when
you’re hitting the ball and
scoring runs, you’ll play better defense, catch the ball,
you got more zip in your step
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HELP WANTED
2XX South Ithan St.; Large
3-Bdrm, nice kitchen/bath,
new flooring, yard. $750/
mo + Utils. Precise Realty.
215-755-9133.
Large garage for commercial or personal use located
off Cobbs Creek on South
61st Street. Call 215-7477013 or 215-868-1167.
SELL AVON
New Reps Wanted. Earn $$
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3-Bdrm House. $700/mo .
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Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
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Location: 57XX Cherry St.
Call: 215-748-0882.
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+ Utils. Call for appt. 267586-9586.
Overbrook area. 215-3700967.
1-Bdrm Apt with kitchen,
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Efficency near 50th & Market area. 3rd Floor. $400/
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Great 1-Bdrm Apt., living
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ROOMS/RENT
Rooms/Efficency For Rent.
Call 267-408-7808.
West Phila. Section. Nice
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Single occupancy Only.
Daily Rental Available. 267339-9839.
West Phila. Area. Quiet furnished rooms close to bus
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West Phila. Section. Nice
room for rent. $115/wk. 215370-0967 or 267-266-7078.
Room for Rent. $100/wk.
215-284-4672 or 215-3844944.
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Cobbs Creek Area. Be your
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All utiL included. License
Beauticians and Barbers
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exp required. 1-800-9408948.
FOR KIDS/CLOWNS
Ms. Mary Ann The Clown.
Magic, Face Painting,
Children’s Parties. 19 years
experience. Call after 5 PM
215-747-5248.
Church Space/Rent
Modern Center City
Philadelphia Location
Audio Visual Ready
Available Sundays &
Tuesdays
Sundays - 1 PM - 3:30 PM
5 M - 9 PM
Tuesdays 6PM - 9PM
1-800- 594-0691
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COMMERICAL
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Market Street Commercial
store prime location next
to 63rd St. Market St. El.
Approximately 800 Sq.Ft.
perfect for Sandwich/Coffee shop or retail business.
Interested call 215-7477013 or 215-868-1167.
HELP WANTED
Experience Housekeeper.
West Philly. Car a plus. P/T
10 AM-4 PM. Background
check. Send short resume
to: Ms. Jones. P.O. Box
28695; Phila., PA. 19151
Classroom aide part-time
for private school in
Wynnefield. This is a temp
to hire position. High
school diploma and experience necessary. Must be
dependable. Please call
215-878-1140.
Aularale Skin Care & Cosmetics, Inc., a Black-owned
company. Sales & Reps
needed. 1-800-940-8948.
Companies desperately
need employees to assemble products at home.
No selling, any hours. $500
weekly potential. Info. 1985-646-1700 DEPT PA3116.
VENDING
MACHINES/SALE
WANTED: MED
SUPPLIES
Pepsi Vending machine for
sale $650.00, coin operated
washer & dryers, like new
crown boiler oil burner
cash and carry. Interested
call 215-747-7013 or 215868-1167.
Wanted: Diabetic Test
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FLEA MARKET
FLEA MARKET
The Mill Creek Community Flea Market will be held on
Saturday June 5thand there after at: 5200 Wyalusing
Ave (On the tennis courts) Mrs. Lee at 267-278-1142.
CashforAntiques
Are you looking for a rewarding career
opportunity?
Are you looking for a challenging position?
Want to work at the Airport?
Then look at this.
The Airport is seeking a Custodial Operations Manager to lead the custodial services
program, providing great customer service to
the public while managing a large workforce.
This is an excellent management opportunity
for a highly motivated, self starting individual
with excellent organizational, communication
and analytical skills. This individual should
also possess the ability to manage people and
resources.
The City of Philadelphia offers a competitive salary and outstanding benefits. For more
information please visit www.phila.gov/personnel
If you are interested in this rewarding
and challenging position apply by May 21,
2010 at www.phila.gov/personnel
NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE
Public Auction of ALL CITY SELF STORAGE, 5500
Sansom Street, Philadelphia, PA on May 25, 2010 at
approx 12:00 PM. In accordance with the Pennsylvania State Law Self Storage Facility Act, household
goods in the following units will be sold to the highest
bidder to satisfy operator’s lien for rent:
UNIT
NAME
UNIT NAME
Savage, Fatia
Johnson, Lesha
Stanley, Kenny
Thomas, Cynthia
34
445
473
477
Nalerio, Maryann
Baynes, Sharif
Payne, Keisha
Williams, Zack
Ellis, Ali
485
539
565
566
990
All items may not be available at time of sale. All City Self
Storage reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. Buyers
must secure units with their locks and remove all items within
24 hours. CASH ONLY.
Gold & Silver Coins • Gold & Silver
Jewelry (Broken or Intact) • Old
Furniture • China • Glassware • Dining
Room and Bedroom Sets • Oriental
Rugs • Old China Closets • Paintings
• Old Dolls • Lionel Trains • One Piece
or Estate
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Call Walt (215) 275-2048
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giving a hundred percent.
Serving Philadelphia County since 2004
By Jim Brown
Finally, the Philadelphia
Phillies have it and the fans
are happy about it.
It is a winner’s attitude.
Watching this year’s Phillies,
one has to believe this team
will be winning for the next
couple of years. Amid all of
the crazy press and things
people want to say about our
sports town, people know a
winner when they see one.
But as you know in Philly,
we always seem to have a
couple of rotten eggs that will
try to spoil a good thing.
Hence, the national press stories of the tasering of a fan by
Philly’s finest and next night
the chanting by fans to have
another fan tased for his copycat stupidity for running onto
the field during the game at
Citizens Bank Park.
One Happy Place In Philly
With one World Championship and two World Series appearances recently, the
expectation of winning has
spread throughout the city.
It’s making going to a Phillies
game a social event. Fans are
flocking to the stadium like
they’re going to watch a rock
concert and the atmosphere
inside the ballpark feels just
like it. They’re having record
setting attendance and the joy
of watching this team is becoming contagious.
The truth of the matter is
that the Philadelphia Phillies
and their fans have “One
Happy Place” when they
come to the ballpark and enjoy supporting a winner.
Just take for example the
team’s play and fighting spirit
to play hard for their fans and
years ago things were being
talked about our ups and
about the game is bigger and
downs. Now, they’re talking
the pitcher has more confiabout how we’re headed in
dence. Now the energy part
the right direction.”
of our team with guys like
Victorino, Werth, Utley and
With their methodical start
those guys bring a lot of that
of the season, the Phillies conto the yard and character to
tinue to win key series early
our team.”
this month by beating the New
York Mets, the St. Louis CarCenter fielder Shane
dinals and the Atlanta Braves.
Victorino expanded on the
The fans continue to root for
coach’s comments on when
this team and receive the winthe offense is working, the
ning ways of the best team in
defense comes through by
this town by far.
saying, “It’s one thing that
we do take pride in. This
Listen to Jim Brown on
team, we play offense, we Friday, May 14 from 8-9PM
play defense and we try to do
as a host/guest on the Artie
everything well and we try to
Clear Sports Talk Show on
run the bases well. Momentum shifts, you get up there 1460AM WIFI.
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THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
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THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
May 14 - 20, 2010
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18
THE WESTSIDE WEEKLY
N'hood Crime Report
The following incidents
were reported to
police in the 18th (55th &
Pine Sts.) & 19th (61st St. &
Haverford Ave.) Police Districts.
18th DISTRICT
AGG. ASSAULTS
5/4 – Woman, 18, assaulted in
5400 Blk. Market St.
5/4 – Girl, 14, assaulted in 5400
Blk. Market St.
5/5 – Man, 26, assaulted in 5600
Blk. Christian. ARREST MADE
5/6 – Girl, 14, assaulted in 6200
Blk. Hazel
5/6 – Man, 38, assaulted in 5900
Blk. Chestnut St.
ROBBERIES
5/4 – Man, 50, black bag taken on
Cobbs Creek & Cat.
5/6 – Man, 24, three cell phones,
money, and ID taken at gunpoint
near 13th and Conestoga Sts.
BURGLARIES
4/29 – 5900 Blk. Wharton St.;
nothing taken.
4/30 – 5400 Blk. Larchwood;
several brass ornaments, DVD
Player, wallet, coins, & glasses.
5/6 – 5700 Blk. Delancy St.; 18
inch Dell laptop computer.
5/7 – 500 Blk. S. 52nd St.; nothing
taken.
STOLEN AUTOS
5/3 – Ford taken from 5900 Blk.
Christian St.
5/6 – Cadillac taken from 400
Blk. S. Conestoga St.
5/7 – Volkswagon taken from
5500 Blk. Catherine
5/7 – Nickolas King, 35, of 5400
Blk. Catherine St.; arrested as
seller on 5400 Blk. Catherine St.
5/7 – Damion Medley, 25, of 100
Blk. S. Cecil St.; arrested as
buyer on 100 Blk. S. Cecil St.
5/7 – Whitney Smith, 24, of 900
Blk. Chelten; arrested as buyer
on 300 Blk. S. 52nd
5/7 – William Blount, 18, of 200
Blk. S. 53rd; arrested as buyer
on 5200 Blk. Irving St.
5/8 – Darryl Dove, 46, of 1200 Blk
S. 45th; arrested as buyer on
5600 Blk. Chestnut St.
5/8 – Jahlil Purdy, 20, of 7100
Blk. Ruskin; arrested as buyer
on 10 Blk. S. 52nd
5/8 – Tahir Alkhtib, 28, of 800
Blk. S. 60th St.; arrested as seller
on 5900 Blk. Carpenter St.
5/9 – Anwar Summers of 6000
Blk. Webster; arrested as seller
on 6200 Blk. Christian
19th DIST ARRESTS
5/4 – Rasheed Clover, 19, of 6000
Blk. W. Jefferson St.; RAPE
5/8 – Latiya Reeves, 33, of 300
Blk. N. 59th St.; THEFT
5/9 – Nina Williams, 44, of 3200
Blk. W. Diamond St.; THEFT
5/9 – Karen Capers, 45, of 800
Blk. Williard St.; THEFT
5/9 – Christopher Irving, 31, of
1400 Blk. Steven St.; THEFT
5/11- Reginald Philyaw, 36, of
1700 Blk. N. 60th St.; THEFT
19th DISTRICT
NARCOTIC ARRESTS
5/02 - Denise Fullard, 27, of 100
Blk. N. 54th St.; on 200 Blk. N.
Ruby St.
5/03 - James Williams, 50, of
3600 Blk. Mt. Vernon St.; near
53rd & Arch Sts.
5/04 - Devin Walker, 18, of 1300
Blk. N. Frazier St.; on same
block.
5/5 – Antionne Rutherford, 25,
of 1600 Blk. N. 55th St.; on 5600
Blk. Lansdowne Ave.
5/5 – Maisha Martin, 29, of 5400
Blk. Wynnefield Ave.; on 5400
Blk. Gainor Rd.
5/5 – Elijah Ayres, 18, of 1700
Blk. Aberdeen St.; on 5200 Blk.
Jefferson St.
5/5 – Kendall Brown, 26, of 5000
Blk. Baltimore Ave.; on 5300
Blk. Berks St.
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18TH DIST.ARRESTS
TUES/WED SENIOR CITIZEN SPECIAL
5/4 – Elijah Sharper, 20, of 6000
Blk. Ellsworth St.; ROBBERY
5/4 – Erica Jackson, 28, of 700
Blk. S. Alden St.; QUALITY OF
LIFE
5/4 – Arthur Williams, 46, of 300
Blk. Owen Ave.; AGG. ASSAULT
5/4 – Cloye Williams, 22, of 200
Blk. N. 9th St.; ROBBERY
5/6 – Dean Pattoni, 43, of 6000
Blk. Larchwood; ROBBERY/
GUN
5/7 – Boy, 16; AUTO THEFT
5/8 – John Bell, 44, of 600 Blk.
Morton St.; RETAIL THEFTS
5/8 – Boy, 14; THEFT
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18th DISTRICT
NARCOTIC ARRESTS
5/4 – Stephen Henderson, 22, of
1300 Blk. Folkrod St.; arrested
as buyer on 5800 Blk. Alter St.
5/4 – Demetrius Anderson, 20, of
1000 Blk. 60th St.; arrested as
buyer on 1000 Blk. 60th St.
5/4 – James Willis, 24, of 5800
Blk. Alter St.; arrested as buyer
on 5800 Blk. Alter
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Neighborhood former Mayor John F. Street,
and is running with the supPrimary Races port of his father and many of
his father’s political allies,
District 186
Incumbent: Kenyatta
Johnson (D)
Challengers:
Tim
Hannah (D) and Dyheim
Watson (D)
In 2008, Kenyatta
Johnson surprised the political establishment by winning
65% of the vote to defeat
veteran legislator Harold
James. In this year’s primary,
Johnson faces fellow Point
Breeze neighborhood activist Tim Hannah and Dyheim
Watson, the senior pastor of
the New Life Christian Fellowship Church. In 2000,
Hannah ran unsuccessfully
against U.S. Congressman
Robert Brady.
including the aforementioned
Jannie Blackwell. A lawyer
for Wolf Block Shorr until
the firm dissolved in March
of 2009, Sharif Street has been
splitting his time between
private practice and actively
campaigning throughout the
district.º
District 192
Incumbent:
Louise
Bishop (D)
Challenger: Will Mega
(D)
Louise Bishop is the most
senior African-American
woman in the General Assembly and is seeking a 12th
term in office. Bishop is also
a Baptist minister who is wellDistrict 188
known throughout the city as
Incumbent: James Roethe host of a long-running
buck (D)
gospel radio show.
Challenger: Bryant
Brown (D)
James Roebuck has represented west Philadelphia’s
188th district since 1985. He
chairs the House Education
Committee and sits on the
board of PHEAA, the Pennsylvania Higher Education
Assistance Agency. Prior to
taking public office, Roebuck
was an assistant professor at
Drexel University and a legislative assistant to Mayor
Wilson Goode. He faces a
primary challenge from
Bryant Brown, an insurance
salesman, arts proponent and
Philadelphia native, who
spent much of his childhood
in the Philadelphia foster care
system.
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This year, Bishop faces a
challenge from Will Mega, a
Wynnefield native whose initial claim to fame is as a contestant on the original 2000
season of the Big Brother reality television show. Mega
got his start in politics as a
volunteer for U.S. Congressman Chaka Fattah and State
Senator Vincent Hughes.
During the 2004 presidential
campaign, he co-founded the
National Political Hip Hop
Convention and partnered
with hip hop mogul P. Ditty
(Sean Combs) to organize
college students in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. More
recently, Mega served as the
campaign manager for
Kenyatta Johnson in his successful 2008 campaign
against veteran legislator
Harold James, a victory he
hopes to replicate in the
192nd.
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600 Will Remember This Prom Night
With the help from a
number of community leaders, State Rep. Vanessa
Lowery Brown helped give
away some 600 prom dresses
last Tuesday/Wednesday at
Greater Bibleway Temple,
1461 N. 52nd St.,
“In these tough economic times, a prom dress
may be a luxury that is difficult to afford,” said Lowery
Brown, D-Phila. “I want to
make sure young ladies from
the 190th Legislative District
and surrounding areas have
wonderful dresses for the
prom.”
Lowery Brown thanked
the New Jersey Social Workers Association, which donated the dresses.
Posing with Rep. Brown
in their prom dresses are: (l-r)
Doris Prioleau, Ashley Griffin and Madihah Johnson -all students from Arise Academy Charter School.
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friend Sharif Street.º
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Dear Friend,
I’m Anthony Williams and I’m running for governor because Harrisburg is out of sync and our families are paying the price with
high unemployment, underperforming schools, runaway crime, and crushing property taxes.
As a businessman, I’ve balanced the books and created new jobs. In the State House and State Senate, I’ve been an
independent voice and stood up to my own party when the issues demanded it. I’ve used new ideas to create economic and
educational opportunities, and I have a plan that works to get even more illegal guns off our streets, and the results to prove it.
As Governor, I’ll use innovative solutions to get our economy back on track, and create and retain the jobs of tomorrow. I’ll pay
good teachers more, hold bad ones accountable and cut property taxes. On Tuesday, May 18, when you check the box for
governor, vote for a leader who’s spent a career thinking outside of it. I would be honored to have your vote.
Sincerely,
Protecting Families and Police From Gun Violence
✔ Created Pennsylvania’s Gun
Violence Task Force that’s so
successful it’s taken thousands of
illegal guns off our streets.
✔ Allow local governments to
strengthen gun laws.
Defending a Woman’s Right to Choose
✔ Supports an adult woman’s
unrestricted right to choose what
happens to her body.
✔ Backs state funding for comprehensive
family planning services.
A Real Plan to Put Pennsylvania Back to Work
✔ Focus job training money on putting
people back to work by allowing
employers to apply for job training
dollars already in the state budget.
✔ Provide “start-up” resources for new business
ventures – low rents, low interest loans, and
affordable benefits to fuel our economy.
VOTE IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY ON TUESDAY, MAY 18
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